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Multiple Choice Questions (MCQ) On Estimating and Costing (PART 7)

 

61. In which of the following method of earthwork calcualtion mean of height or depth is taken into consideration?

a) Prismoidal formula method

b) Trapezoidal formula method

c) Mean sectional area method

d) Mid sectional area method

Answer: d) Mid sectional area method

 

62. Which of the following is the software that are used for the preparation of detailed estimate?

a) Build-Quant

b) Build -Master

c) Civil estimator

d) All the above

Answer: d) All the above

 

63. In general, on comparing the volume computed by the prismoidal formula with volume computed by trapezopidal formula; volume computed by the prismoidal formula found .......... then volume computed by trapezopidal formula.

a) Smaller

b) Greater

c) Similar

Answer: b) Greater

 

64. If the formation level of the highway has a uniform gradient for a particulat length, and the ground is also having a longitudinal slope the eartwork may be calculated by .....

a) Prismoidal formula

b) Mid sectional formula

c) Trapezoidal formula

d) All the above

Answer: d) All the above

 

65. For 30 mm width door frame as per recommendations of IS 1200, the allowed limit for width of door frame is ..........

a) 29 mm to 31 mm

b) 28 mm to 32 mm

c) 27 mm to 33 mm

d) 25 mm to 35 mm

Answer: b) 28 mm to 32 mm

 

66. Select incorrect statement from the following

a) The work carried out by the department is estimated according to District Schedule Rates

b) Rates shown in District Schedule Rates, keeps checks on rates quoted by the contractor 

c) If the rates of the contractor differ much with rates in District Schedule Rates, tender may be rejected

d) Due to changes in the cost of labour, material District Schedule Rates is revised every six month

Answer: d) Due to changes in the cost of labour, material District Schedule Rates is revised every six month

 

67. If in existing building, internal wall is to be added then estimate to be prepared is ..........

a) Supplementry estimate

b) Renovation estimate

c) Repair and maintenance estimate

d) Revised and supplementry estimate

Answer: b) Renovation estimate

 

68. The plinth area of buildings not includes..........

a) Area of the walls at the floor level

b) Area of stair

c) Area of cantilevered porch

d) Internal shaft for sanitary installation upto 2 sq.m

Answer: c) Area of cantilevered porch

 

69. For room of size 3 x3 m having height of wall 3 m, quantity of internal plastering for wall without deduction is ..........

a) 9 sq.m

b) 18 sq.m

c) 27 sq.m

d) 36 sq.m

Answer: d) 36 sq.m

 

70. Select incorrect statement from the following

a) Center line method of detailed estimate is less time consuming method

b) In centre line method number of junctions for walls meeting from three directions is taken as 1

c) In centre line method number of junctions for corners of room (walls meeting from two directions) is taken as 1

d) In centre line method number of junctions for walls meeting from four directions is taken as 2

Answer: c) In centre line method number of junctions for corners of room (walls meeting from two directions) is taken as 1

 

 

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